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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2025 · 42 MIN

Speaking Feather

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Chrvns and Tim Mechling join Speaking Feather for an inspiring conversation about their Lummi and Blackfeet heritage, the joys of fishing, the importance of preserving the wisdom of their elders, and the creative journey behind their upcoming music release. They dive into the beauty of tribal flutes, the rich brotherhood they share, and their collective mission to honor their roots. Plus, for the first time in Shut Up and Listen history, the episode features a powerful live performance you won’t want to miss! Artist Bio Speaking Feather is a band of brothers that was taken through a life’s journey that lead each other to the studio that has a vision of Revitalizing Story Telling through music. Andrew Johnson carries the ancestral name Tsow-Met( so mot) He is a talented Cosalish flute musician and proud member of the Lummi Nation. Deeply connected to his heritage, he weaves the ancient sounds of the flute with stories and teachings from his people. Raised with a profound respect for his ancestors and the natural world, Tsow-Met’s (TSo mot) music reflects the spirit and resilience of who he is and his pride for his people. Through his performances and recordings, he shares the healing power of traditional Native American music, inviting listeners to connect with the land, their roots, and each other. JP Falcon Grady is a Native American singer/songwriter originally from Browning, Montana, and a proud member of the Blackfeet Nation, who currently resides in the Pacific Northwest. He performs both as a solo artist and with his band, JP Falcon Band. JP Falcon Grady has graced many stages in his 20+ years as a professional musician. He performs all over the Pacific Northwest, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Hawaii, B.C. Canada, and the Netherlands. JP musically weaves stories with profound lyrics and melody and coupled with his stunning smooth voice often moves his fans to tears. He's a self-taught acoustic guitarist, singer, and songwriter he is credited with numerous musical achievements, including performing a title track in a motion picture. Acoustic rock is the foundation, with Native American, Reggae, Jawaiian, Latin, and Country influences. Dj Clint Westwood is a Professional DJ, Producer, Mixing Engineer, Vocalist Hailing from Bellingham, WA, Clint is a versatile DJ, producer, mixing engineer, and vocalist with a lifelong infatuation with sound. From a young age, he has been captivated by the power of music, leading him to explore various styles and techniques that shape his unique sound. With a rich background in music production and engineering, Clint has honed his skills to create tracks that resonate deeply with audiences. His expertise in mixing ensures that every note and beat is perfectly balanced, resulting in an immersive listening experience. As a performer, he brings an infectious energy to the stage, captivating crowds with his dynamic sets and vocal prowess. Whether behind the decks or in the studio, Clint is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of music and sharing his passion with the world. With a commitment to creativity and a deep love for sound, Clint continues to evolve as an artist, leaving a lasting impact on the music scene. https://www.speakingfeather.com https://www.jpfalconband.com Brought to you by: Subjam: subj.am Lost Giants https://lostgiantscider.com/ Menace Brewing https://menacebrewing.com/ Binary Recording Studio https://binaryrecordingstudio.com/Binary_Recording_Studio.html All things music in the PNW: https://www.shutupbham.com/ Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shutupandlistenbham/ Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Fua8JpP6GL2kQcqwB6YfZ Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shutupandlistenbham/ Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/shutupbham

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